Railway staff take vacation trips and new duties
Miss Marian Mote leaves time keeper role to become chief dispatcher. Perley Beach and Mrs. Beach head to Omaha and Chicago for ten days. Switchman R. C. Hornung visits Denver. Brakeman W. M. Green to Denver and Casper. C. L. Hill and wife plan two month Portland Seattle trip. J. E. Walker travels to Ravenna. wife joins later. Mr. and Mrs. Walker return from eastern state. A H Robbins goes to Hemingford on OS&D business. T M Griffith and wife visit Iowa for ten days. A LaSage returns from Hot Springs. C E Williams back from Chicago. cooler there. W B Cotant off work three days.
Railroad Crew Changes Reported Across Cities
Operator H. K. Tiller of Belmont resigned last week and left for Kansas City. Operator H. C. Vik of Hy-went to Belmont to relieve in. Conductor F. L. Vaughn has been laying off for the last four days because his wife is sick. Conductor Tom Campbell and wife returned Monday after a few days in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Tiller
Belmont
Kansas City
H. C. Vik
F. L. Vaughn
Tom Campbell
Denver
Stewart
Ellsworth
Hill City
Delahoyde
Morse
Ilyannis
Co. E. Rhoades
Alliance
Dunning
Nebr
Pete
Leo Sciara
G. Tillett
Mystic, S. D
W. R. Colling
J. S. Stark
C. H. Purdy
Omaha
National Guards
Louis Bermis
Shortie Stryson
Edgemont
Pat Nolan
West End
G. C. Ruth, Freman
M. W. Huston
Ted Huston
East End
Alliance rail workers see updates amid sick chief and new hires
F L Root hired as brakeman on Alliance division. Night Chief Dispatcher Ralph Cox out sick. C Biggerstuff covers third trick as Eckhardt acts in his stead. Several locals and visitors appear in Alliance with routine moves, travels and illness as community notes unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Root
Alliance
C. Biggerstuff
Estend
George Eckhardt
Ralph Cox
Local railroad workers attend to travel and home moves
Springs operator L B Bobbit visited Hot Springs on Sunday. Brakemen W K Robertson and F E B O Banion traveled to Henry Nebraska and Deadwood for business and pleasure. Others, including Mrs Opal Elley and Aunt Anna Reid, planned to settle in Alliance. Regular safety meeting held. trips to Custer Sylvan Lake and a ten day fishing trip to Laramie Peak noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Elley
Anna Reid
Moorecroft
Alliance
Elley
Freght Checker
Families head east for month with friends and local news
A local family began a month stay in the eastern part of the state by auto. Mrs. H. L. Bushnell visits Marsland then returns to Van Tassell Wyoming. A jewel ry shop moves locations in town. Chautauqua in Alliance praised as first class. Several social outings include picnics at Hot Springs and a noted auto trip. Esther Morganville has a broken arm but is improving. George Behner suffers hand injuries and partial finger amputation. Hemingford and Alliance play a close ball game 3 to 2 in Alliance with a late rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Bushnell
Marsland
van Tassell
Wyo
George Behner
Mr. Behner
Alliance
Hemingford
Sunshine Concert Company at Alliance Church
The Sunshine Concert Company of Los Angeles performs at the M. E. church Alliance Monday evening July 30 under Epworth League auspices. The four artists include Chester Rand tenor and manager Florence Ruth Froley whistler reader Fay Etna Epper son child impersonator and Alice Spencer Wheeler pianist. The Epworth League urges a large turnout for a program of whistling singing and impersonations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sunshine Concert Company of
Los Angeles
M. E. Church
Alliance
Epworth League
Chester Rand
Florence Ruth Froley
Fay Etna Epperson
Alice Spencer Wheeler
M. E. Epworth League
Deputy Sheriff Arrests Man At Depot For Liquor Possession
Deputy D E W Jones arrested a man at the depot for a bottle partly filled with whiskey. The visitor from Kansas City claimed liniment. The case may be turned over to federal authorities as liquor import into a dry state becomes a federal crime. The man is jailed in the county facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. W. Jones
Kansas City
Nebraska
Railroad men's time books for the busy rail road man
The Herald offers handy railroad time books at fifty cents each. Buy them at The Herald office for quick reference and daily scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Office
Herald
Jobs Open Under the Civil Service in Alliance
Eugene V. Black resigns as engine dispatcher after three years and joins the National Guard in Lincoln. F E Brown takes over as stenographer as a long list of civil service openings is announced by secretary F W Hicks, with exams in August and positions across the United States including inspector roles and laboratory work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene V. Black
Lincoln
National Guard
New Mexico
F. E. Brown
Leon Alter
F. W. Hicks
Civil Service Board
Civil Service
Hicks
Alliance
Iine
Alliance Post Office
Washington, D. C
United States
Quartermaster Corps of the Army
Philadelphia
Motion-Picture Laboratory
Department of Agriculture
Philippine Civil Service
Nebi
Local Labor Notes and Travel Snippets
E. F. Morris, blacksmith foreman, returns to work after a mid summer vacation. A wrecker was summoned Tuesday to the Guernsey line wreck. W. J. Connors comes back from Des Moines on business. Miss Bessie Nelson, daughter of H Nelson, plans a pleasure trip to Lincoln next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. FE. Morris
Guernsey
Bessie Nelson
H Nelson
Lincoln
St Matthew's Church Service Schedule
Wim. Carson Shaw presides as Dean at Holy Communion at 11 a.m. Morning prayer and Holy Communion at 7 30 p.m. Evening prayer held as part of the church's worship timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Matthew's Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marian Mote
Perley Beach
W. H. Beach
Chicago
R. C. Hornung
W. M. Green
Casper
C. L. Hill
Portland
Seattle
Viait
J. E. Walker
Ravenna
Mrs. Walker
A. H. Robbins
Os&d Department
Hemingford Wedness
T. M. Griffith
Points
Iowa
A. LaSage
Hot Springs
S. D
C. E. Williams
Mr. Williams
al Hance
W. B. Cotant
Wick
Pollard
Scottsbluff
Kenneth van Voorhis
Hemingford Oep
Col. Evans
Eva Thompson
Mitchell
L. Weldon
Antioch
W. W. Munson
Lee Gregory
H. H. Myers
Belle Brown
Eva
Edna
Ed Zurcher
Crawford
Chas. Burleigh
Mae Stall
Oohnstown
Fred Melick
Bill Walker
Alliance Sunday
Bill
Ray Wood
Springs
L. B. Bobbit
W. K. Robertson
Henry
F. EB. O'Banion
Deadwood
Hl. B. Torrey
H. C. Cleveland
A. J. Ward
Switchman F. C. Miller
FE. B. Kronwall
H. C. Holzbach
Mr. Johnson
Custer
Sylvan Lake
FE. E. Young
Laramie Peak
Willard
Clare A. Dow
C. W. Sharp
Olds Drug Store
Shepherd Building
Frank Elliott
C. W. Graham
Misa Grace Spellman
Bobbitt
Esther
John Walker
HP Worth League
the Herald
International Typographical Union
Union & Label
Alliance Herald
TIMES
Round House
O-2
Seneca
I— Orle Brower
George Milliken
W. V. Howard
K. E. Robinson
Ra. S Ogden
Des Moines
C. J. Held
Harold W. Berg
Army
George Belg
Weversneck
W. J. Kaupp
Mullender
E. L. Routh
South Dakota
Mrs. J. Bogan
John Karros
J. G. Dole
Montgomery
George Louridas
Labor
W. J. Connors
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